HIST1001A Tradition and Transformation in Chinese History

1. 課程簡介：

本科透視中國傳統思想、歷史地理、國家制度和政治發展，以宏觀的視野，了解中國大歷史，進而對史學範疇與專業產生深入探究的興趣。

2. 學習目標：

(1) 以宏觀的視野，分析中國二千年大歷史。

(2) 透視中國傳統思想、歷史地理、經濟演變和政治發展。

3. 課程涵蓋：

(1) 古代思想與政治

(2) 中古地理和歷史

(3) 近代制度與社會          

(4) 近代中國的轉型

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